National Mfg N247-304 Aluminum Solid Angle 3/4x72 Inches

Product Description

The NATIONAL MFG/SPECTRUM BRANDS HHI N247-304 is an anodized aluminum solid angle designed for trim work, framing, and structural reinforcement in both interior and exterior settings. Measuring 3/4 inches by 72 inches, this angle stock offers a lightweight yet durable profile suited to a wide range of fastening, bracing, and finishing tasks. The anodized finish provides weather resistance without the weight penalty of steel. Aluminum construction allows the piece to be bent or formed into multiple configurations on the job site. This part is not rated for load-bearing applications. It ships as a single unit and weighs approximately 0.62 pounds.

This solid angle is appropriate for use in residential and light commercial settings where a corrosion-resistant, workable metal angle is needed. Common applications include door and window trim reinforcement, cabinet framing, shelving support brackets, and general finish carpentry where a clean metal edge is required. Its 72-inch length makes it suitable for standard door-height and full-panel framing runs without splicing. Both indoor and outdoor installations are supported by the anodized surface treatment.

Key Features

• Anodized aluminum construction resists corrosion for interior and exterior use
• 3/4 inch leg width by 72 inch length suits standard trim and framing applications
• Lightweight profile at 0.62 pounds simplifies handling and overhead installation
• Formable material can be bent or shaped on site without specialized equipment
• Not designed for load-bearing structural applications

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose aluminum angle for trim, framing, and reinforcement projects in residential and light commercial construction. No specific system or model compatibility is stated by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by carpenters, general contractors, or experienced DIYers using standard metal-working hand tools. Cut to length with a hacksaw or metal-cutting blade and deburr all cut edges before fastening. Secure with appropriate screws, rivets, or adhesive based on substrate and load requirements. Because this angle is not rated for load-bearing use, it must not be substituted for structural framing members in applications governed by local building codes.